Dell Shifting All Laptops to LED Backlights (PC Magazine)

Dell's 17-inch Precision M6400 powerhouse breaks loose for retail
engadget.com 9/24/2008 — Well, hiddy ho Dell Precision M6400 , nice to finally meet you all retail-like. The 17-inch (LED back-lit 1,920 x 1,200 pixels covering 100% of the RGB color gamut) Mobile Workstation capable of playing host to 16GB of memory, a Core 2 Duo Quad ...

Dell Dell M109S DLP Projector : Projectors & Projector Accessories : Home & Home Office
accessories.us.dell.com 9/24/2008 — Designed for the road warrior that wants it all, Dell ™ M109S projector is set to deliver ultra mobility, performance and ease of use in an amazingly small pod, where you want it, when you want it. It is primed to be your excellent assistant during ...

Punching bag lights up when you release your stress
newlaunches.com 9/24/2008 — Frustration levels run quite high when one is stressed. The biggest relief comes when you punch something hard and release all the tensions. The only repercussion is that your knuckles take a beating and you are sore all over again. As a child I ...

Dell Driving Transition to Energy-Efficient LED Displays
dell.com 9/24/2008 — Dell Driving Transition to Energy-Efficient LED Displays

Dell Shifting All Laptops to LED Backlights
pcmag.com 9/24/2008 — Dell plans to transition all of its new laptop displays to energy-saving light-emitting diode backlights by 2010, the PC giant said Wednesday. LED-lit desktop monitors will arrive in the near future, executives said.

Dell going Green with the help of LEDs — CrunchGear

Dell now selling the monstrous M6400 Precision Mobile Workstation — CrunchGear

Dell M109S Pocket Projector Displays More Than Just Pockets [Projectors] — Gizmodo

Dell Backlights All New Notebooks with LEDs — Digital Trends

Dell sees the Light...Emitting Diode — Crave: The gadget blog

Dell to use greener LED displays for all laptops (AP) — Yahoo! News: Personal Technology 9/24/2008
AP - Dell Inc. is switching to mercury-free light-emitting diodes, or LEDs, to illuminate laptop screens starting in mid-December, a move aimed making the computers softer on the environment and easier to recycle.